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the shopkeeper buys 250 plates for$10 each and sells 150 of them for 12$ each. And the rest were sold to a cafe for a total of $800 . Calculate the total profit earned by the shopkeeper!!​

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Answered by js9174964
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Answer:

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Answered by mathdude500
5

Given :-

  • The shopkeeper buys 250 plates for$10 each.

  • Sells 150 of them for 12$ each and the rest were sold to a cafe for a total of $800.

To Find :-

  • Profit earned by shopkeeper.

Solution :-

Given that,

  • Cost price of 1 plate = $ 10

So,

  • Cost Price of 250 plates = 250 × 10 = $ 2500

Now,

  • Selling Price of 1 plate = $ 12

So,

  • Selling Price of 150 plates = 150 × 12 = $ 1800

  • And remaining 100 plates sold for $ 800

So,

  • Selling Price of 250 plates = 1800 + 800 = $ 2600

Thus,

We have

  • Cost Price of 250 plates = $ 2500

  • Selling Price of 250 plates = $ 2600

Since,

  • Selling Price > Cost Price

It implies,

  • There is profit in this transaction.

We know

  • Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price

It implies,

  • Profit = 2600 - 2500 = $ 100

Hence,

  • Shopkeeper earned profit of $ 100

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